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KVTBNTNO nOT.LTmN, IIONOI.TTTitJ, T. II., FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1910.
ur i niLi i HjiiiA;
. , r
One Which Means Money To All Intending Buyers
-' "niunaO 'JilT
THE GREATEST EVENT
;'For which we havebeen preparing for
j Everybody knows what our Annual Sales meanj and we have aimed to have this one eclipse all previous sales. It does not mean cuts
in certain departments, but a slaughtering 'of prices on every article in our big store. Everything will be marked in plain figures anJ
, sold for cash only. REMEMBER THE DATE, TUESDAY, JULY 5th
SACHS' DRV GOODS CO.,
CORNER FORT
Masonic Temple
A- r
Weekly Calendar :,
MONDAY:
Oceanic Staled Third Dc,.
TUESDAY:
WEDNESDAY: . -
THUR8DAY:
FniDAY:
Hnwnllaii Second Degree.
SATURDAY:
All visiting members of tD
Order, jure cordially 'lnvlleiTto
tie'n(Tnjetinjc of locaTlodgei-"
,, . . ,. .1.
meet on ms
2nd and-4tb
M6ndayirr;o
each vmonth
'af K. P. HaTl
7:30 P.M.
MARINE ENGINEERS' Ke?Ai
BENEFICIAL WUATIOH. oiijUohi, W
HAEMON 10DQE.No. 3, T. O.'.O.F,
Meets -evory Monday' evening al
7.30 In I. 6. 0. 'F. iliall. FortStrooi.
' E. It. HENDRY, Secretary,
k ' ' II. B. McCOY, Noble Grand.
L"AJI visiting brothers Yerj cordially
ritVi(t .'"'' f '
OAHIT I0DQE, No. 1, ' o'f'T.
.(Meets every flrat and third; Fri
day evening at 7:30 In K. nflMIa'U,
writer Fprf and. Dcrctanla. Vlaltlng
irotbori cordially 'invited to attend.
, '.M. JONES, C.C. ,v ,.
J, . ' .0. F. ItEfNB.'K. R.ra l
HAWAIIAN TRIBE, Ho. 1', II 0. H. H.
t.t - ' , , u
rMeeta' every Drat o'nd'ttilrd Thura
laya of -jruch month at Kulghts of
?ythlas Hall. Visiting brothers cor
llally Invited -to attend.'
' V. "HipaiNS. "SachVmT "
,& .! - k, .v.' Tbboi'o1. ot n.
NOLTJIU AEIKEUo; fr, dA.
Meets-on the 2nd and 4th WEP
5SDAY evonlncs ot each month at
30 o'clock In K. ot P. Hall, corner
Iretanla and Fort streets.
Visiting Eagles arc, Invited to at
end. W. It. RILEY. W. P.
WM. C. McCOY. Bee.,
0N01UIU, I0D0E 010. B. P. 0. E.
wiiotulu' Lodge No,61G, D.,P. O.
SlksvS meets lit their hall, oil King
ntreet;near Fort,"overy Friday even-
jg.' Visiting Drotbers are cordially
ivltert to attend.
JAS. D. DOUOHEIITY. 13. It.
GEO. T. KLUEQEU Boc.
WM. McKINlEY I0B0E NO. 8,
K. OP P.
Meets every 2nd and, 4th faturdav
nlng at 7!30 o'clock In K. of P.
,jall, cor. Fort and llefetanla. YUt-
Ing brotneia coraiany invueu iu i-
(end,.:..
Ut A. TAYI.OJI. C. C.
Bufletlri Business Office Phone 25(1
Sulletla Editorial Eoom Phone 185
ui-
and BERETANIA
.. .
New
TODAY
NOTICE.
Being conhcclcd with -.the Mono,
lulu Inslltuto for Physiotherapy, I
havgVnovcd .om es from 232 Here,
tanla street to corner Bcretanla and
Richards trccts.
'Consultation hours: 9-11, 21, 7-8.
Sundays: 9 11 only.
Telephone 287. UK. 8TIIAUII.
4G59-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Esiatc of Danp Yoiuifj, Alias Bane
Chock Quon, Deceased.
Tho undcralgncd having been duly
appointed executors of tho IuhI will
and testament of Dang Young, alias
Dah'g Chock Quon, deccaned, by the
Honorable V. J. Iloliluson, Presiding
Judgo of tho Circuit Court of tho
First Judl:lal Circuit, Territory of
Hawaii, on tho 27th day of June, A.
D. 1910. notice' Is hcrcVy'-glvcn to
all creditors off1 the said Dang Young,
alias Duhg Chock Quon, 'detfeased, to
present1 tlietr claims 'duly nulhontl
tated'and' with' proper vouclicr.f If
qT)yleElst;'cVv'h If tho claim Is so
cured Vy mortgage , on real estate, to
the-undersigned,- at their offlce, at
the' fjihu MUcq Mill, oft1 Ucrctanla
sOett.'Tlohdfi'ilrf, within six months
'fromlhc-'Ji'rgt 'publication of this
nolfctt',oriVl"lln. ' months from
Thc7"dater they fall tfiie, or tlioy will
bo'Jorovcr barreiU
'drtrNQ 8HAI.
(Per O. B.C.)
-" , DNG POl,
EiccutoTs'df'thc'IJast Vlll'nnil Tea-
''ttfmVnt'lofDa)lg Young, Alliis
'Dalhg 'Chock Quo'iu Deceased.
Ditc'a,"'ll6noliilii:"4uno"3u', 1910,
, "46B9,-rJnl-A l'F. 22...20.
Bciid 6fHliftIjrJEl, '
'BoardbfPubriV-Iaiidi.
' ,- , Ml : I,,',.
Notlco'' la" he't'e'bV'.BVen; that the
'following .'proposed' 'land transactions
nro before this 'DoaVd' fir considera
tion. All 'pirwns':dc!r'lng to object
because lhe"latid',,it'tioild bo hoine
Btenilcd of '6'thorwlso lire' vqquescd
to Vrescht Buch'object'ion .to this
JJoarai tn'rltlH(i, b'rInierson, on
MnmlvlSl.'Ji'atriSi:'Air n. m.. at
ExecutlvpXajingjCil$ndlulu. T. II.,
' .. "" '"ISLAiq) OF, OAHU.
''.' , Sale for vCash.
Goverhment 'BBqinhnt at
'M60'IW.' Ewfc?
1.20AC.
OoVFrlitnht1 rildmnaht
Puweott'co, Bwa ....
Government Ilcmnant
Mahatia'lk'l, 'k'fn...,t,.
Government. TtchYnant
at
C.68 "
at
4.30
at
Walmea, Walalua ...... '2.20
Governnfent' Hem'nant at
Knhann, Koolauloa 2.00
Land at Kaauwueloa, I'ololo
Valley (to bo divided) . .18.8,1
Lot No. U 'aCKcpuhl,' Palolo
Valley '1.80
Lot No. 2, ut' Kcpuhl, Palolo
Valley v 1.70
Lot No, 8, atlKepuhl, Palolo
Valley ... .,..:. 2.70
ISLAND OF KAUAI.
Gonoral Lease of the Government
lands of Wujpoull, North and South
Olohena and Kepaa, other than tho
liomcntcad tract, containing an .area
nt 3679 acreB, more or lew, of grar
lug and waste 'lands.
Upset rental! $300.00 per annum.
Appllcantsjor above lease: CHAS,
A. ni:o and Makee Sugar Co,
j. v. imowN. ,
Secretary, Hoard ot. Public- Lands:
Tritrir-Islhn'd nnd O. R, & h. shipping
'looks for anlo at tho B u 1 1 o 1 1 n
offlco, COt each.
Big
the past monthiwill
TWO
STREETS
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Autos, $1 per hour1, Lewis Sfabloa,
It goes without saying that every
thing Is Ilest at Tho Encore.
7-Soated Auto for hire. Phono 199
James Dakcr, Young Hotel Stand.
No vagrant bristles In n Kiibbcrsct
tooth brush. Sold by Ucnson, Smith &
Co., Ltd., Hotel nnd Fort streets.
Pcahala Kealil was granted a dl
vorco from her husband this morning
by Judge Ilublnsou In tho circuit court.
JanKS L, McLean was today an-'
Iiolntcd administrator ot tho estate of
Jamfo II. Illack, deceased. No bond
was required.
' Tho 8uprcmo Court adjourned this
noon until next Tuesday after hear
ing tho arguments In the caso of
Mary Kahal versus Yeo Yap.
Miss Ucrnlro Dwlght who has been
confined, to her homo for sovcral days
Is back at her desk today In tho oftlco
of the 'Superintendent of Public
Works.
Indictments havo been found by tho
Fcdpral Ornnd Jury against sovorol
residents of Mnu'l and Hawaii for vio
lation ot tho Edmunds Act nnd a
.deputy from Marshal Hendry's offlco
wlll visit thoso Islands to arrest tho
'persona within (ho next few days.
PA88ENQER8 BOOKED
Per stmr. Mlkahata for Maul and
Molokal portB July 6. J. F. Rack, Mrs
II. Vlerra. Miss M. Shaw.
Per stmr. Kfnau for Kauai ports,
July 5. A. 10. Mlnvlllo, Chas, A. Illco.
Miss E. Wong, MaBtcr I.eong, Miss
Levey,- J. W. Woodman, Mrs. Wood
man, Mrs. J. A. Midler, Miss Amej,
Miss M. Fo'rnandor L. M, Parker.
Tor stmr. 'Mauna l)a, for Kona and
Kau portB. Jiily 6.--H. Wullaco, Mrs.
Wallace, M. Melanphy, It. Kehuriiau,
Edith Kamauoha, 1). Xavler. Mrs.
Wlcko. Miss Mlnnlo Todd, J. A. Smith
Miss Mar' l'opplctorr.
' Pir Btmr.. Mauna Ken' for Hllo" nnd
way ports, July 5. Capt. Foster, Jen
nlo Macy, Miss I- Smith, Miss II.
Smith,' Miss 'Goldsmith, Mrs. B. Kin.
ncy, MIbs M. Klnnoy, 8. E. Schccllnn,
Mrs. 8chcollno, Miss M. Gosso. II, W.
Kimball, Harry Schcollno, II. F. No
vos, Mrs. Neves, A. Deas., Mrs. Deaa,
Mrs. Wlkandor. Miss Wlkander, John'
II. Jones, H. A. Koarns, Miss Nora
Stownrt, Miss N biewnn, wiiunm
Drosch, Geo. IjarKOr. M, Stanley, Mrs
HcaB(ahd, Miss Ahchuck, Miss Hicks,
G, 0. Kinney, Tiro. Rayhard, 'Dro. Ma
thlas, Bro. Vincent, Bro. Albort.
"Per M. N.. S, 8. Ludlno for San
Francisco, July 12. rtobcrt Farley, J,
K. Farley'. C. O. Ho'ttcl, Mrs. Hpttel,
Miss 'h. aturtcvnnt, Miss I..' McStock
or, O. P, Hottcl, F. B. McStockor, Miss
. ClaVk, Miss P. aesbll, MUs A. W.
Din H. Miss V. Cowan, Mrs. A. M.
Scott, Miss ''Mabel Sun'tcr, Albert S,
Baker. Mrs. naker, Miss A. S. Hart
lett Miss Oreon Mrs. J.,J. arcon, Miss
M. Dunn, Miss C. Hcrrlck, L. Honls
ber'gor, John Hlnd.rMlss N. TBmlth.
MIbb A, B. Collier, Mrs. E. T. Mill. ,
MAILS.
Mills' are fliie, at Ilonolulli "from
points, ns follown:
Yokohama Per Chlyo Maru. July V.
'polonies Per Makd'ra July 19,
San Francisco Per 'Siberia, July '4.
Vancouver rcr Marama, July, .15..
Walla, will dopart for the foll'nwioi
points ns follows:
8an Francisco Per Chlyo" Maru, July
1.
Vancouver Per Makura,- July 19.
Ypkohama Per glberja. ,Iuly 4.
Coionles Per Marama. July 1&
j" TRAN8P6RT 'SERVICE.
Dlx. nr. Sentt.1,0 from IIon,Ma.y, ).
I'gan front Hon, for Manila, June'14
TboinaR. nr. B. ,F..from Hon. Mnr. 10
'Sheridan, from Manila fur lion, June
J5,
Sherman, ar. S. F. from Hon. Juno 11.
Annual Sale
begin TUESDAY, JUZiY 5th,
WEEKS ONLY
BAUUAOE
ivk. a .bw ,am & vt .nik isi im
City Transfer Co.,
JAS. H. I0VE.
WASEDAS ARE
(Continued from Pace 1) l'Mi,inc- Jos?, ,x '2T', l sl,,ml,rt'
tho outcomo of tho Chlyo'o movo-V- F- ii"ul," w- K- Splnoln, J. II. Moss
menl. j ,nnn' Llahinaii, 1.. Y. Lnnz. Dert
As' soon ns tho Chlyo came along' Nolt. Llshman, I), n. Sllva. Mlsj
sldu of thu Akca etrrct wharf till "'. Mfss 'Trcadway. Mls Klirfailrf.
afternoon yit'"Honoliilu Japaue.soJjMIss Lanford, J, ,A. Li'Icy C. '.
chanted n bat.ouall. roug which wound.
up with nn 'oaliu CLcaguc yc'.l that
mado tho passcngoi on tho Chlyo
wonder what, thoy hail struck.
aii .i,- nnk i .,. oinniniu worn'Vrun'cIs livaiis. N. L. Stevenson. 'M,
present on tho wlinrf. and tho cup-
tains and managers of tho clubs also
attended. Tho .lopaneso High School
children to tho 'number of several hun
dred ranged up.and sang tho Japan
cso National Authem us tho Wascdas
camo alongside -
Although tho omnlnus yollow Mag
was flying at the foremast, tho liner
roon went nlongsldo of tho wharf;
many pepplo thought that tho vessel
was proceeding to tho quarantine
landing but Instead she headed In to
AInkca street.
t
ThOjWnscdas wcro quickly on shoro
and were welcomed warmly by their
countrymen. Thoy wcro driven
straight to tho Aztima Club on School
street, whero they wcro troatcd to
lunch. Tho varsity players look n
likely enough bunch, and they from
npponrance. would sem to be good
enough.
This 'afternoon tho Wnsodns will go
down to tho Athletic Park and havo
a 'practice game of ball mi as to
get used to their new surroundings.
Tho party consists of fifteen plncra
and several mnstors from tho uni
versity. Edward Lane, against whom an In
dictment was found by tho Grand
Jury yest'orday was arraigned In tho
criminal court this morning charged
with assault nn a fomalo child undor
ten 'years of ago.
L'nno was arrcstod on tho sumo
charge" "and In the pollcu court was
sentenced undor 'n clmrgo far vagrancy
us tho County Altornoy thought It m-
'posslblo to convict him under tho
moro sorlous ono.
Tho action of tho grand Jury In
taking the mattor over tho head ot
tho Wosccutlng attorney has crcatod
considerable talk In tho city am) the!
outcomo. of tho trial will bo awaltod
with". (nter?st.
At the arraignment this morning
Attorney Strauss appeared to repre
sent Lano and ho asked for ns long
tfmo as'"pds8lbIo''to p'repared his caso
beforo tho defendant had to plead' to
tho charge.
July 18 was sot by Judge Cooior
as tho date' tor plea and fn tlio mean
time ,lt Is understood that stops wllj
bo ta'ken to get Lane out under ha
beas corpus proceedings.
Tho proposition of beliut twice Ir
Jeopardy for tho snmp crlmo Is dn;
th,al Js expected fo flfturo In tho do'
fenso of this' fcnso and will bo an
Interesting point argued out In court.
LANE INDICTED
BY GRAND JURY
V Hi"
PHONE 152.
PASSENGERS BOOKED
Per stmr. Klnaui for Kaliiilul, July
liSrnuralnn f rni.n I fl fi.
' (or Jr. and- friend, Jlrs. Welch. Mrs.
'J. ailvrt, Miss Killnnua. Miss Towkcs-
bury. Gcrtrndo McCorrlston, Mrs. L
Hardy, Mrs. Elln Hnrdy, Mrs. H. Hot
tcl. E. N. Todd. P. O. Hughes, J. S.
'K. " ocainnin, j. uugvr; y. rw
li'midcz, W. Malko, Chas Carficnter,
Joseph BllVn, J. Areyodo, Mrs C. G.
ilzyviMiu. mrH. I..' jiiran, ir, iiiraui
" Freltns. A, H. Sllva. M. Plrayntal.
IMcicelt, J. n. Freltas. M. It. Frel-
tail, Mrs. I. Bride, W. Marshall, Sam
Knniio, P. Ilyan, Joo Fctcrla, M C,
Martin, 1.. Foriiko, M. I), Cuinto, Sing
Yuen w: dimming, Snm Aypy, Jos
eph Ino, A. Fnrrcla, A. Elloo, ,Ooo.
Farla M. O. Jnrdln, F. AmoC, Ki. Hoo-
pill, Mr, Lee. Paul C. Brldd, J. Simon
son, J. Kollaa, It. Knlauokoliia, Chas,
Corrra, II, QuInncMu, Samuel' Whlto,
O. Mnkalino F. Koven II. French. M.
Dunn, Geo. McCorrlston, U. F. 'ixinibn',
J. J. Camnrn, Henry Aylctt, John
Carey Goo, Koen, Frank Klnl, Ho
Fong, John Mnguos, B. Ilolllnger, Jno
Kumlknii, Otto Wnguor, Ben Munor
Vo. M R Kendall. Geo. Jengcnscit, Ed
dlo nuthcrford, W. M. Nnlnoa, II. K.
Bnlffcn, C. K. Anlona E. O, Farm.
Per stmr, Maiinu Kca, for Hllo, July
2. Excursion Ling Yuen, Ah Wing,
Ah Leo, Mrs, French, Ilerlha Hcholh,
Miss J. Waltz. Miss Fahy, Miss 8
Hrutfchcs Miss, F. Ilrutschca, Mlsa
Emily Winter, Miss F Winter, Mrs.
J. M. Munsanat, Miss Balicock, Mrs.
Illddct, Mrs, Bural, Miss Hepachason,
Mlsa F. Boydo, Miss Pluckhaln, Miss
Ccirwln, Mrs. McGrlum, Mrs. Todd,
Mra. Held. Mrs. Jns. Lane, Miss Atcn,
Mib. M. Hudson Tklrs. 11. M, Thurs
ton, Miss Illshcy, MIsb C. Claypool,
Miss L. Cluypool, Miss Nlolsou, A. L
Williams, Mrs. Williams Miss L. Williams,-
J. 8. McCandless. J. A. Ken
nedy, Miss Dunn, Miss Hcrrlck,- Miss
Destrlck, J. A. K. Mlno, MrB. J. A. K.
Mlno, Miss M. Quclno. 8: V. Jaklns.
Klrrtot Wllhum, C. Nlmnon.'IIJ Lorn
ko. N. G. Hinders. A. El- Welbonrn.
W. Wclbourn, A. II. Flmulo. Goo. lloml
..... ...... ui. ..... .- , ft.ij
Sill, UIVUL. 1 tlUlilll aim Dull .11. ,,u-
dlodltch. O. A. Johnson, W. Ilolstor,
E. L. Ilclllnger, Ilnlph Quarles, It,
Sudloff, M, Carthy. V. Kamaloplll, A.
Mundon, Prof, Polio, Prof. Iiursys,
Rev. Walravcns Iong Chow, Ylm
Lauo, It Koon Chan, R. Dloko. E, J.
l.otson, Mr. Yarborough, AS Pouln,
John Illrnm Mnnuol Rbdrlguos Mrs.
A, L. Bnlllh, Mrs.. Fruges, Mrs,, L, It.
Wolf, W. Vincent. H. aiartwlpk. Miss
M. R. Brown. O. A, Becker. E. L.
Schwarzbcrg. D. Waltz, A, B. French
! F. II. Wellington
n, F. A. Coopor, J.I
m. P. Phillips, IV
Moody, 13. Deknm
Schled, M, Jacob, E. Wolff,.,8,1Evans,
A, F, Nau Astrum, Jonn itinos, a. it.
Jlena, G, II, Ilpddy and frlou'd, C, II,
Fowler, C, It. l.lpplricott, C. M. Old-
den. Mrs. McKay. Mrs. Becker Miss
Up Holt, W. Hlgglns, Walta Kaua, Mr
Peterson, Mrs. W- N.. Peterson, C. F.
Jqvcll, Mi Bcwoll, F. R. Blddle, F. Miss Mary Crowes, Miss A. Borlo
Carney Capt Thurston, Walter John- man, L. Hart, K. Y. Kau, 8, Battery,
eon, W, A. Andbrson, D O Hala, Geo. Por T. K. K. Chlyo Mnru tor Pan
Finn, W. Hi PorkliiB, A. F. Clurk, A. Francisco, July 2, W. R, Eckhart,
F Bolmeth Thus, MoKInnon, 0. R. XUb. Eckhart, I. Ot Upham, Mrs.'O.
Ilarton, Jas. II. I-nno, O. 0. Irwin, H. Hoyt. Miss E, II. Hnyt, Mrs, K. L.
O, II. Whltnoy, J. (1. Held. 11. II. llnlley Miss 0. K. Lyons, Mm, llilgh
'Myhro, P, NpIboii, .1. E, McCarthy, Rodman, I.. N!cliolr.nu, frt. Nleliol
Dan LUnders, J. A. Temploton, Hi E.son, Mrs. 8. 0. Holliilay, E P. Hrilll
Houtr, Mrs. P. Woivor, MIs II. Khay, "day, Lord and Lady Poulett, Goorgj
Mrs. It. Fangel, I,. F. Mcnzcr, M. 8, Hunter, E. 0. Bank.
i
at 8 o'clock a.m., aridlatsfor,
:'
OPPOSITE
Friday, July 1.
Hongkong via. Japan jKirts Chlyo
Maru, Jap. btmr., a, m.
Kona nild Kriu'liolts Mnunn I.on,
Btmr., a'. 'In,
. THE MATSON Navigation steamer
Illlonlan will bo Hinnng tho number
of vcsstls to arrive at tho port- on
Fourth of July. According to latest
lidvfccs received' lit tho local age'ney
nf Castle hud Cooko 'the Illlonlan Is
bringing' a" 'fair slzod cargo for Hono
lulu Tho vessel Is 'scheduled to "sail
the following day for "Knliulul, thcnc3
to' Port Allen nnd lastly call 'at IIIJo,
From t'lio latter 'port tho vessel Will
'tiAII 'for' a return tUp to" Bin Fran
cisco. Tlio-illlonlnn will (uko a thou
sand 'tons ot Hbniiliilu silgat1 nnd com-
ploto her cargo nt tho Hawaii port,
No sugar will bo taken nt either Port
Allen' or Knliulul.
na
A REPORT has reached this city
'thai' llio 'Canadian-Australian lino wilt
equip 'tho sloamer Murnmii with
Wireless telegraph. Owing to 'tho
'fact t'hat but fuw wlclcss bta-
tlims nro found In tho Colo
nics, tho stcaiushlp company liaj
not licrctoforo hastened the Installa
'(Ion on Its vessels. It Is predicted
Ihut wireless telegrnih stntlous will
bo placed nt Suva, Brisbane nnd Syd
ney in tho near future,
ra
THE DEPARTURE of tho S. C,
Allen from Fort Bragg Is reported.
Tho vessel Is bringing down a ship
merit of lumber to tho agency of Allen
and Robinson,
NEW SONGS IN
"TELEPHONE GIRL"
Although "Tho Telephone. Olr
continues to bo tho bill ut tho Opora
'llouro by tho Casino Muslcul Com
edy Company, n nuhibcr of now spo
claltlcs nnd songs nro bringing u
numbor of tho "first nlghtcrs" to
see the "clevor company again.
Tho change lu tho songs ilnd
music, If posslblo, add to the at
tractiveness of tho opo'nlng musical
comedy of tho tiow company which
promises to havo a record run In Ho
'.,,.
noiiiiu
nolulu.
n t: n :: n n n :t n :r :: it v u
Farla. J. G. Farla J. C.Ewlnrr Joo
Sllva R. K. French, A. 8. 8mlth, A.
II. Mcdcnos, F. Trpwbrldgo, W, Mc
Neil C. E. King. Mr, Johnson, Mr.
Utmcrtlo, Alex May, Miss Bryant, A,
II. Bristol, John 'Williams, Edith Hun-
tor, Sylvia, Mason, A, II. Anderson,
Cordcrln Walpalln,, C, II. ,Rqso Anil
slut, N. 'Fernandez. Mrs. 8, R. Emu
sua, Joo Andrado, Miss M. Uaha
clnugh and friend, Amos Mozetta.
'PV tiir, Clhiidlno for Maul anil
Hawaii ports, July 1.' S. 8. 'Paxson,
Mrs. "PaxBon, Lester Petrle, GarMtt
, iiugncs, i.ouis wurren, w.- uuckio, h,
C. Corroa, A. G. Pnscoo, Mrs. I'. G.
Brady. Mrs. Wm. Brady. Miss M,
Brady. It Auld. Geo. McCorrlston, J.
Williams, MUs E. Lloyd, Miss' II.
Lloyd, Henry N. Chirk, Geo, Brims,
Shipping
ADDITIONAL SHlPPINQ ON PAGE EIGHT,
, ARRIVED 1 DEPARTED , (
i
FIRE STATION
Thursday. June 30.
Kauai jiorts W. O. Hall, stmr., 5
p. in.
Sallnu Cruz vln Island ports Co
lumbian, AMI. 8. S., p. m."
Frfday, July 1.
llonokaa ,and Kukulhaelo Llkollko,
stmr., noon.
S
PAS8ENQEHS DEPARTED
Per stmr. W. G. Hall for Knual
liorts, Juno 30. Miss II. Akana, II.
W. Ako, M. Good, M. Cockott, W. Fer
nandez. PASSENGERS ARRIVED
I
Per T. K. 8. 8. Chlyo Maru. July
l.-jA. L. C. 'Atkinson, Chuck Ng, A.
E. Dale, Mrs. A. K. Dale, Miss L. M.
Hcnty, S. Koshnlsky, Lam Fen Foon.
Miss Liang Kau Wah, Master Liang
Mong Yin, I. I.cykouf. J. W. Lloyd.
C. 8. Merrill, Miss E. Morrill. ,Mlsa
A, Neuknuscr, K Nomura, .Mrs. T.
Osaki, T. Sassa, Mrs, A. L. Stetson,
A. L. Stetson, Mrs, Bon 'Kyang II, !
G. Tauhman und vnlet. I. Tojl, M.
Tokano, Tong Cheung Hung, Tong
Kau, Mlrs O, Uyemura, Mastor M.
Uycmurn, Miss M. C. Vnughan. Wong
Hop, Mrs. Wong Shoo and 4 servantn.
Wascda Baseball Team: I. Abe, M.
Yamawakl. U. Nlshlo, q. Toblta, O.
Iscda, 8. Mafsuda, J, pgawa, 8. Ol,
M. Fukahorl. O. Mlkaml, K, llarn, T.
Oniur.i, O. Nonomura, W., Hayak'awa,
T. Yamaguchl,
t
IN FOREIGN PORTS
Friday, July .
Port Gamble Arrived, June 30,
Bchr. Ca'mano, hcnc'e"Jiine"t)J''r'
KaliuTuI Sailed, "Jbufl 29, 8.. 8.
Nevadnn,' for Ban Franclscoi-
WATERFRONT NOTES '
JL
A NEW, LINER. Is to roplnco onu
of thu vessels on tho Vancouver. Ho-iiHlulu-Bydncy
run of tho Canadian
Australian Steamship Company ac
cording to Information received hero
lliroush mainland papeprs. Tho ves
sel will bo known ,ns Oio Zcnlandhx
and Is said will takotho "place of tho
Manu'ta which accordlug to schedulo
Is duo to nrrlvo at Honolulu on or
about August 10. Tho Zoalandla la
of G.GOO tons displacement,. Jind la
llttcd up with twIn-.B.cr.e.yv prflpcllerB.
Sha 13.410 feet long, has a beam of
D4 feet and 7 Inchoa. und depth of
23 feet and 4 nchos. 'Thdrshlp was
launched last January. ' ' -
CASTLE AND COOKE, tho locat
roprdfentatlves for the Matson Navi
gation llno'r Lurlfno, sihoduicd to sill
for San Francisco oniJuly":12th nn
nounco that tho vessel will loavo this
port with a. full llt. ot cabin passun
gorB, Tho steamor-i, vlll also carry
n full cargo of Inland product,
'"'rw l u'mK
A'ilCUT F(FTY THOUSAND bar
tols vt) fucl-'oa arfijylng naipcd out
of thu.Aluc'rlJaji.ilUlKLlllaflHiSt Santa
Marlu which haa"arrlv"e;dfrom Port
8an Luis. The VosboTTs oxpoctcd
will call for tho coast'Tomorrow.
THE OUTWARD cargo t"lm by tho
stcaiiior W. O. Hall' for Kauai ports
last evening Included 14,000 feet lum
ber, 0000 shingles, SOOO brick and SO
tons fertilizer.
8TRONO NORTHEAST wlnd.hexvy
"head seas and squally weather Is re
iwrted by the Oceanic stbnmor Slcrrn
which has wirelessed her ikirIIIoii last
evening ns 477 mllos off the port, on
route to Dan I-'Vanclsco, . j
yT'Tor Balo" cards at nulletln..
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